Our largest vacation rental in the building offers plenty of space—about 200 square meters—and features a unique historical design.
Each of the three bedrooms is inspired by a different historical era, including Biedermeier, Art Nouveau, and the Gründerzeit period. Furniture, historic light switches, chests, murals, and paintings evoke the design of bygone eras and define the character of the rooms.
The upper floor also features two bathrooms, each with a sink, shower, and toilet. From the gallery, you can look down into the large hall on the ground floor.
The hall is furnished with a large dining table and Renaissance-style murals. The vacation rental is complemented by a study with leather armchairs and a writing desk, as well as a spacious kitchen equipped with an oven, a ceramic cooktop, a refrigerator, and a wooden seating area.
The vacation rental combines spacious rooms with furnishings that draw on various historical styles.
General information
Historisches Gebäude
Distance
Distance to bus stop: 500 m
Distance to city center: 250 m
Distance to forest: 1,000 m
Distance to bycicle path: 250 m
Distance to hiking trail: 500 m
Distance to historic city center: 250 m
Distance to station: 1,000 m
Hotel information
Number of beds 16 Number of apartments 3 Minimum length of stay 3 Eligibility
Suitable for any weather
for familys
for individual guests
for Children of all Ages
Ausstattung
Historisches Ambiente
WLAN
wanderfreundlich
Directions & Parking facilities
- The Tanzwerder guesthouse is located in the middle of the historic old town.ParkingFree of chargePublic transportationca. 1 km.
Price info
- 38 m² flat, 2-3 persons = 82,00 € | night
45 m² flat, 2 - 4 persons = 87,00 € | night
50 m² flat, 2 persons = 70,00 € | night
200 m² flat, 2 - 6 persons = 165,00 € | night More information
- The house was built in 1564 (the year Shakespeare was born). Renovated in 2003-2004, there is an even older medieval vaulted cellar under the house.
It is a 3-storey half-timbered building with a hall in the front wing extending over the ground floor and 1st floor - a common building style in Hann. Münden during the Renaissance. It is a typical merchant's house of this period and one of the few where this construction method is still recognisable. The large hall once served as a warehouse or trading office.
In the past 444 years, the house has not only witnessed the siege of the town and the killing of a large part of the population by General Tilly during the 30 Years' War (Whitsun 1626), but also, from 1663 onwards, the life, work and finally the death (1727) of the famous itinerant doctor Dr. Eisenbart.
Despite this eventful past, the special charm of the building has been preserved until today. Contact person
Hann. Münden Marketing GmbH
Lorenzstraße 234346 Hann. MündenAuthor
Hann. Münden Marketing GmbH
Lotzestraße 234346 Hann. MündenOrganization
Hann. Münden Marketing GmbH
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